Virgin Girls - Your Age

[daletom]

This is a variation on the age-when-you-lost-your-virginity poll.

VIRGIN GIRLS - I know you're around, and there's no reason to be ashamed of your status. How old are you, and haven't yet "done it" with a guy? That's penis-in-vagina sex. Losing your virginity. Popping your cherry. Making you into a woman.

Let's say that kissing, necking, fondling, petting doesn't count. I won't even count it if you've given or received oral sex, even if you (or him) climaxed. But receiving his erection into your vagina, even a "little ways" or "just one stroke to see if it fits", counts as sex. Even if neither of you orgasmed.

The poll options are set to NOT display your identity, only counts the responses. If you want to brag (or complain) about your status to the world, you can post a reply.

p.s. - You don't have to vote in the poll to see the results! Just click on "View Poll Results" at the bottom of the Poll Window.

[Sami09]

my first time was when i was 20. I wanted to waited till i found someone i

love because i was a catholic. I am still with him today he was patient and waiting

till i was ready. we have now dating over 3 years and 4 months almost.

I think in today world it will be a lot younger the

average age will properely be 17. thats my guess

[daletom]

. . . I think in today world it will be a lot younger the average age will properely be 17.

You might be surprised. I'm part of the "Woodstock Generation" - the folks who sponsored the "Summer of Love" (1967) and coined the phrase "Drugs, sex, and rock-and-roll".

I was 23 - and married - when I first had sex.

[Sami09]

really good for you. I was plannin on waiting till i was married but it just didnt

happen the good news is i am still with the guy and i love him so much. how

long have u been married for.

[daletom]

. . . how long have u been married for.

Forever?





Actually, 32 years next month. Our daughter just had our first grandkid last Saturday

[Gigabitch]

Very cool, gramps! Congrats!

[Junket]

Rep for bein' old!

[Sami09]

congrats how old is your daughter.

[Tiay]

aw congratulations!

[daletom]

congrats how old is your daughter.

She's 23-1/2. Got married a little over 1 year ago, right after graduating from college. She REALLY belonged in grad school, but now I'll have to lay off nagging her about that.

[Ellynn]

Forever?





Actually, 32 years next month. Our daughter just had our first grandkid last Saturday

Its nice to see people stay together so long these days! Also congrats on being a grandpa!

[daletom]

Its nice to see people stay together so long these days!

Actually, there's more of us than you think. Probably 80% of my college buddies fit the description. Like the popular notion that "nobody over 20 years old is a virgin", the idea that "nobody stays married for 25 years" doesn't stand up under close scrutiny.

(The REAL secret is good Midwestern air and Great Lakes water!)

[daletom]

. . . for bein' old!

Does age blow my credibility out of the water? As somebody of my generation once said, "Don't trust anybody under 30!".

[Ellynn]

Actually, there's more of us than you think. Probably 80% of my college buddies fit the description. Like the popular notion that "nobody over 20 years old is a virgin", the idea that "nobody stays married for 25 years" doesn't stand up under close scrutiny.

(The REAL secret is good Midwestern air and Great Lakes water!)

32 yrs is good. I have even talked to a few couples who have been together 50+ yrs at my work. I just give them credit! Or maybe they were just lucky to have found each other? Or maybe they learned to work thru their problems instead of rushing out to a divorce lawyer? Who knows? I just know that nowdays, its hard to just find someone to date long term, let alone marry. At least in my case.

(And yes I'm from the Midwest and I live a mile from one of the Great Lakes!)

[vashti]

32 yrs is good. I have even talked to a few couples who have been together 50+ yrs at my work. I just give them credit! Or maybe they were just lucky to have found each other? Or maybe they learned to work thru their problems instead of rushing out to a divorce lawyer? Who knows? I just know that nowdays, its hard to just find someone to date long term, let alone marry. At least in my case.

(And yes I'm from the Midwest and I live a mile from one of the Great Lakes!)

That is my vote... People who are married for longs lengths of time just don't really see divorce as a viable option, for whatever reason, so they work through their problems or ignore them.